Job Description
Job Description
Lead Security Technician
This role is for a security technician who has developed the technical ability to take ownership of projects, solve problems in the field, and set the standard for the people working alongside them. Our client is an established security integrator with a strong reputation for quality, execution, and customer relationships. They are looking for someone who knows access control and CCTV, takes pride in their work, and can lead from the front without needing someone looking over their shoulder.
What You Get to Do
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Lead field installation and service work across access control and CCTV projects
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Take ownership of projects from initial installation through programming, testing, and final turnover
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Install, terminate, configure, and troubleshoot security devices and systems
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Work with access control panels, readers, door hardware, cameras, head-end equipment, and network infrastructure
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Read prints, understand project scope, and coordinate field execution
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Guide junior technicians, help develop their technical skills, and hold work to a high standard
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Identify problems, make decisions, and keep projects moving without constant oversight
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Work directly with project managers, engineers, and customers to ensure successful delivery
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Represent the company professionally on customer sites
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Help maintain the quality and reputation that separates a strong integrator from the competition
What You Have Already Done
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Built a strong technical foundation in commercial electronic security
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Worked extensively with access control and CCTV systems
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Independently handled installations, troubleshooting, programming, and system commissioning
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Understand how devices, panels, door hardware, cameras, and network infrastructure work together
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Read and interpret drawings, understand project requirements, and execute accordingly
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Taken responsibility for the quality of your own work and the people working alongside you
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Helped train, mentor, or guide other technicians in the field
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Managed jobsite challenges and found solutions without waiting for someone else to step in
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Developed the communication skills and professionalism needed to work with customers and internal teams
Why You Would Do It
Because you have reached a point where you want more ownership over the work you do. You know how to install and troubleshoot systems, but you also understand what it takes to lead a job, develop other technicians, and deliver work that reflects well on the entire company.
You want to work for an integrator that takes pride in its reputation, supports its field teams, and understands that good technicians are a major part of what makes the business successful. This is an opportunity to take the next step, have a meaningful impact on projects and people, and work alongside a team that holds itself to a high standard.